Julia encrypts a message to David using public key encryption for confidentiality. After encrypting the message, can Julia decrypt it?

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Public key encryption is designed for confidentiality of the message between the sender and receiver, where the message is encrypted using the recipient's public key and can only be decrypted using the recipient's private key. Therefore, only David, the intended recipient with the corresponding private key, can decrypt the encrypted message. Julia, the sender, cannot decrypt it after encrypting it using David's public key.

Julia Encrypts a Message to David Using Public Key Encryption